Headed West: Canyonlands Part 1: The White Rim Trail At Night...We Shouldn't Have Done This ALONE!!!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Wow!! We hope that this video can do this amazing place justice. What you will see is not even 50% of what we actually seen or experienced!!
We could have easily spent a full week in Canyonlands had we had the supplies.
Canyonlands has dispersed camping, but you must obtain an overnight backcountry permit and reserve one of the 12-15 spots throughout the 330k plus acres of park.
We got to the park later than we had planned and let’s just say, traveling those roads at night is NOT recommended!!
We only seen one other vehicle during the 2 days over 100 miles in the park. It was amazing!!!
To y'all made it to Utah thanks for the trip and the Ride Along y'all Ronnie from Georgia
Thanks for coming along with us Ronnie!
Glad you guys made it safely. Not the trail to do at night. Dangerous and you missed out on a lot of tbe beautiful views.
Absolutely! We will be back since Canyonlands was our favorite part of the whole trip
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Thank you for sharing
You're sure to bring a lot of memories back on a truck to going out there with my daddy over the years I ain't been out there since he passed in 91 Ronnie from Georgia
You need to get back out there so you can remember those times!
Hell no on that road! Sketchy as hell... no guard rails and straight down.. Nope! Lol
Bwahahaha there was some butt pucker!
Amazing views! Great job navigating at night 👍
Dude for sure…being completely alone definitely adds a new fear factor to it!
@@DownSouth_Adventures without a doubt
I was just there in July in my 2022 eco diesel gladiator! I also totally misjudged how big canyon lands is! We had 2 nights booked but it was too hot the first week of July so we got just about to Murphy hog back and called it and turned around. It was a low of 92 that night. But it definitely was a day to remember.
This was definitely the perfect weather to enjoy everything they had to offer!
Hell yeah, Beautiful!!
It was epic!
Yeah when I used to run California growing up which I'm still trucking now back in the 90s you could drive all day long and not even get to the mountain you see in the head of you
It’s absolutely amazing out there!
Are you able to disperse camp in Canyonlands? I know you can in parts of Death Valley, just wondering if that would be an option. Thanks for another great video.
Yes, there are only 12 dispersed camping sites throughout the entire park and you have to reserve them ahead of time. We camped there for two nights, and it was absolutely amazing and we never saw another human.
I’ve watched so many White Rim trail videos and not one has been in the dark during the night. What were you guys thinking? What planning went into that? That one was on you lol. Missed out on beautiful views and had to be terrified for hours. Hope you learned your lesson.
Lol it was part of a 14 day trip with multiple locations throughout Utah and CO but It was an adventure and it gave her a lot of practice being uncomfortable,
AMAZING !! Def way better than Black Bear Pass ...
It was our favorite place hands down!
Honestly how can you even compare the two?? Black Bear Pass is way more technical my dear.
We didn’t think black bear was that amazing….its technical sure but this trail IS superior
Beautiful place...but I agree with Kim... Scary as shit ...girl you got guts...
That was not a fun night
I have to ask, what would've y'all done if you met someone coming from the other direction? Didn't look like y'all had any room to move over? Also, how much fuel did y'all use up getting there? I know you have your rotopax, but I would've been watching that closely 😅. Glad y'all made it safely, great content as usual
You have to yield to the uphill traffic so had we seen someone we would’ve had to back up to a curve
Not gonna lie, driving a shelf road in the dark makes my butt pucker!
Ours too!
Is it illegal to pull off the trail & camp when tired? Do you have to make it to a designated camp site when overlanding? Appreciate the video thx
They want you to be in designated spots so that you’re not damaging the ecosystem so we kept pushing until we got there.
Absolutely beautiful! Where are you from in the South? I'm on the SC Coast. Waiting on a kidney transplant now so health has me down but I plan to Overland across the country when I am released to do so post-op. WTF nice ass Kim! Wasn't expecting that!😂 I'm 100% heterosexual but still hey respect Chickie! ✌️
lol thanks so much for watching and Kim said thanks!
How much are the permits for off roading and camping
I think it’s around $40 per night
*Hi, please advise me! Do I have to make a permit and I can stay overnight anywhere or do I need to look for a free campground?*
Inside Canyonlands you will need to reserve your spots and get your permits ahead of time online. It is the coolest place I've ever been!